NSG 555 FINAL EXAM 2026 BANK
CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
ACTUAL EXAM 500 QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
EXPERT VERIFIED /ALREADY GRADED
A+
What is the recommended approach for managing
pulmonary hypertension in systemic sclerosis? -
....ANSWER...Use of CCBs, phosphodiesterase type 5
inhibitors, and endothelin receptor antagonists.
What is the significance of fatigue in clinical
presentations? - ....ANSWER...Fatigue is a symptom that
requires investigation of underlying causes.
What role does physical therapy play in the management
of systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It is part of
supportive care focusing on the organ systems involved.
,What is the importance of multidisciplinary care in
systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It involves
collaboration among rheumatology, pulmonology,
nephrology, and dermatology.
What dietary changes can help manage GI symptoms in
systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...Small frequent meals
and remaining upright after eating.
What is the effect of erythromycin in managing dysphagia
in systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It can be used if
prokinetic agents fail.
What is systemic exertion intolerance disease (Chronic
fatigue syndrome)? - ....ANSWER...A condition
characterized by substantial reduction in ability to engage
in pre-illness activities, profound fatigue, and postexertional
malaise.
What are the key diagnostic criteria for Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome? - ....ANSWER...Fatigue lasting more than 6
months, postexertional malaise, and unrefreshing sleep.
,What should be included in the initial diagnostics for
fatigue? - ....ANSWER...CBC, ESR, kidney function, CMP,
and thyroid tests.
What is the role of CBT in managing fatigue? -
....ANSWER...Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can help
address psychological aspects of fatigue.
What medications are used for managing anemia-related
fatigue? - ....ANSWER...Iron, B12, and folate replacement.
What is the treatment for sleep apnea-related fatigue? -
....ANSWER...CPAP therapy.
What is a common symptom of Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome? - ....ANSWER...Mental fatigue, including
difficulty with concentration and memory.
What should be avoided in the treatment of renal crisis in
systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...High-dose steroids.
, What is the impact of mycophenolate mofetil in systemic
sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It can be modestly effective for
skin disease if started early.
What is the definition of Fever of Unknown Origin
(FUO)? - ....ANSWER...Fever lasting more than three
weeks with no diagnosis after two outpatient visits or
three days of hospitalization.
What age group has a higher incidence of FUO in adults? -
....ANSWER...Adults aged 65 and older.
What are the common causes of FUO in children? -
....ANSWER...Infections, accounting for 30-50% of cases.
What are the three types of fever based on duration? -
....ANSWER...Acute (<7 days), Subacute (1-3 weeks),
Chronic (>3 weeks).
CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
ACTUAL EXAM 500 QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
EXPERT VERIFIED /ALREADY GRADED
A+
What is the recommended approach for managing
pulmonary hypertension in systemic sclerosis? -
....ANSWER...Use of CCBs, phosphodiesterase type 5
inhibitors, and endothelin receptor antagonists.
What is the significance of fatigue in clinical
presentations? - ....ANSWER...Fatigue is a symptom that
requires investigation of underlying causes.
What role does physical therapy play in the management
of systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It is part of
supportive care focusing on the organ systems involved.
,What is the importance of multidisciplinary care in
systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It involves
collaboration among rheumatology, pulmonology,
nephrology, and dermatology.
What dietary changes can help manage GI symptoms in
systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...Small frequent meals
and remaining upright after eating.
What is the effect of erythromycin in managing dysphagia
in systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It can be used if
prokinetic agents fail.
What is systemic exertion intolerance disease (Chronic
fatigue syndrome)? - ....ANSWER...A condition
characterized by substantial reduction in ability to engage
in pre-illness activities, profound fatigue, and postexertional
malaise.
What are the key diagnostic criteria for Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome? - ....ANSWER...Fatigue lasting more than 6
months, postexertional malaise, and unrefreshing sleep.
,What should be included in the initial diagnostics for
fatigue? - ....ANSWER...CBC, ESR, kidney function, CMP,
and thyroid tests.
What is the role of CBT in managing fatigue? -
....ANSWER...Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can help
address psychological aspects of fatigue.
What medications are used for managing anemia-related
fatigue? - ....ANSWER...Iron, B12, and folate replacement.
What is the treatment for sleep apnea-related fatigue? -
....ANSWER...CPAP therapy.
What is a common symptom of Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome? - ....ANSWER...Mental fatigue, including
difficulty with concentration and memory.
What should be avoided in the treatment of renal crisis in
systemic sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...High-dose steroids.
, What is the impact of mycophenolate mofetil in systemic
sclerosis? - ....ANSWER...It can be modestly effective for
skin disease if started early.
What is the definition of Fever of Unknown Origin
(FUO)? - ....ANSWER...Fever lasting more than three
weeks with no diagnosis after two outpatient visits or
three days of hospitalization.
What age group has a higher incidence of FUO in adults? -
....ANSWER...Adults aged 65 and older.
What are the common causes of FUO in children? -
....ANSWER...Infections, accounting for 30-50% of cases.
What are the three types of fever based on duration? -
....ANSWER...Acute (<7 days), Subacute (1-3 weeks),
Chronic (>3 weeks).
